Purpose Adopting the research concept of socioemotional wealth (SEW) as applied to family
firm leaders, this study aims to analyse the literature on succession and corporate …

Using a framework that intersects strategic management and institutional economics, we
show how differences in institutional environments and firm resources influence different …

Family small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face both general bounded rationality
challenges and a unique expression of bounded rationality in their internationalization …

Building on the mixed gamble perspective, we examine family versus nonfamily firms'
propensity to increase or decrease their internationalization in response to different sources …

Purpose Although research on family firms (FF) internationalization has seen a boom over
the past 30 years, the understanding of how FFs internationalize with equity modes is still …

The internationalisation of family firms is increasingly argued to be influenced by institutions
external to the firm. In this paper, drawing on institutional and mixed gamble theories, we …

This study examines the effects of international expansion on domestic growth in family firms
(FFs) versus non-FFs. Integrating international business research into socioemotional …

This paper looks at the socioemotional wealth (SEW) priorities to reveal how family
involvement in the firms affects their use of heritage as a marketing signal, thereby leading to …

The purpose of this study is to examine the internal and external factors that influence the
location choice decision of family firms. Drawing on two streams of literature—family firm and …

We relate two routes of intra‐family ownership succession (ie, succession financed with
versus without debt) to post‐succession financial performance. Investigating a sample of …